http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdCZZaZMPLA&feature=player_embedded

Michael, You'll need to highlight a portion of audio on the track and then hit Command+E to separate it to it's own region. Then elastic pitch will work on that cut up region of audio. Graham

Hi Larry, His name is Keilan. You can download his music from his website: www.KeilanMusic.com

If you are using Pro Tools 8 or 9 then you have access to a super easy to use and great sounding plugin called Elastic Pitch . As part of the Elastic Audio engine, Elastic Pitch allows you to make quick tweaks to any piece of audio in your Pro Tools sessions, shifting notes or regions up or down in pitch without affecting the sound quality. Today's

Hey Michael... I meant that if you have Logic you can open any Garageband file and then export out those tracks. This video is stricly for exporting out of Logic. Hope that clears up things :-) Graham

Before you begin recording in Pro Tools you'll want to setup a guide track . This will include a click track set to the right tempo and maybe a scratch recording or two. It's easy to set the tempo in Pro Tools and let the click follow along, but what do you do when your song calls for some tempo changes? How to make the click follow those so

Royston, I'm not quite sure I understand your question. Are the MIDi tracks at the wrong octave? Graham